Portrait Of A Lady Said To Be Maria Grigorievna Ge 1876

"Portrait Of A Lady Said To Be Maria Grigorievna Ge" is a realist portrait painted by Ilya Repin in 1876. The painting features a woman in profile, with a dark background and a white lace dress that highlights her skin tones. Repin, known for his masterful brushwork, creates a sense of life and realism in this portrait, a hallmark of his artistic style. The portrait is thought to be of Maria Grigorievna Ge, possibly Repin's future wife. While the location of the painting remains unknown, this portrait showcases Repin's signature realism and attention to detail.